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You Ratsnake guys need to check this link out from the "kingsnake" forum!
Man!,....that wild "cubed" patterned specimen from Georgia is just too friggin' much!..........There would be many people that would love to get their hands on that one to start a new morph.

It looks VERY similar to the "cubed" morph in cornsnakes.

enjoy!, ~Doug
"Cubed" pattern

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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

As a long time black rat enthusiast,I must say that is the shizzle!You just know that has to be genetic.Picture that in a nice high orange albino.
On a side note a friend just called and said he has two male black rats courting a 6' female in his yard and they have been there for most of the day.Hmmm,that big girl would go nicely with my 6'6" male but I have enough to feed right now.
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"Upon Thy Belly Thou Shalt Go"

Well, its CERTAINLY **NOT** a kingsnake. Interestingly, I just saw a Texas Ratsnake yesterday with a similar but less defined pattern...

Matthew

LOL!!!,....I knew that animal would blow some people's minds over here!,.......you mean it's NOT a kingsnake??...hahahahaha!!

Huh!,....it rattled it's tail,....DIDN'T IT!..

man!,...that crazy-ass pattern is simply STUNNING!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Sure would like to have that in my collection! Judging by its size it looks like it could be an adult. Think it's a greenish?

Jim
Rebelratsnakes.com

Yeah,...that's definitely an adult. And I agree, any Ratsnake guy in their right mind would just LOVE to own that special looking serpent!

Judging by it's looks, and the state it was caught in, I'd say it's basically a Black Rat x Gray Rat intergrade. That thing is truly amazing looking in my opinion!...

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"